iRubric: A REVIEW Comic Strip rubric

REQUIREMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN MET.

The author has included fewer than 75 words. Essentially, the author has not included enough information. Connections between captions/speech bubbles are incomprehensible.

The author has included between 75 and 125 words.
Connections between captions/speech bubbles are difficult to understand.
FEW panels contain BOTH imagery and captions.

The author has included more than 125 words but less than the required 150 words. Captions/speech bubbles are related to the scenes and the story and most connections are easy to understand.
MOST panels contain BOTH imagery AND captions.

The author has met or exceeded the 150 word minimum. Captions are related to the scenes and the topic and connections are easy to understand.
Each panel contains BOTH imagery AND captions.

REQUIREMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN MET.

Little or no creativity has gone into this piece of work. So much is missing that learning anything meaningful from the project is impossible.
Shows little or no effort. Pictures are unedited and dialogue lacks all originality.

Work had been thrown together to the detriment of the final project. Details are missing that would have helped convey the topic to the reader.
Some imagery may be edited but others seem hasty and lack forethought. Some dialogue seems to come straight from the source--that is, it is not original.

Work seems hastily accomplished but effort is indicated. Details are missing but project still manages to hang together.
Most pictures are edited and arranged in different and unique ways and most dialogue is original.

The chosen topic has been thoroughly and creatively covered. Obvious effort and thought has gone into the final product. Each "pane" flows into the next and the author manages to create a story that hangs together well.
ALL pictures are edited and arranged in unique ways throughout the comic strip and dialogue is original.